Carving Quality - is excellent (Extremely high in Quality) and real natural look and statues are made by a traditional great Artist in Sri Lanka (100% hand carved). These Buddha Statues are created in the unique theme of Sri Lanka.
Here is the photo of world famous Samadhi statue situated at Mahamevnawa Park in Sri Lanka. This Statue is a replica of this great creation dated to about 4th-6th century and is regarded as one of the finest Buddha statues in Sri Lanka. Simply, we always hope your satisfaction. More Details about the Statue. Life on the island of Sri Lanka, a South Asian country with an ancient history, is intertwined with the backbone of Buddha philosophy. All occupations in ancient Sri Lanka arose out of a very peaceful religious background. Every field of art was nourished by the inspiration of Buddhism.Carving and sculpture is one of those arts. Among the remains found in the archaeological excavations of the ancient kingdoms of the country are exquisite sculptures and carvings made by stonemasons and woodcarvers in both stone and wood. About 70% of them are structures built for religious shrines. The artists who lived on this island surrounded by the sea from all directions have produced creative works of art in the high styles unique to this country. Few examples of ancient sitting idols with samadhi dhyana mudra found so far.
The statue of Samadhi Buddha in the Mahamevna garden built during the Anuradhapura era. The statue of Samadhi Buddha at Tholuvila built during the Anuradhapura era. The statue of Samadhi Buddha at Abhayagiri Monastic Complex built during the Anuradhapura era. The statue of Samadhi Buddha at Diwulwewa. The statues of Samadhi Buddha at Dambulla rock cave temple.
The statue of Samadhi Buddha at Rock Cave temple at Polonnaruwa city built in Polonnaruwa era. The statues of Samadhi Buddha at Polonnaruwa watadage monastery built in Polonnaruwa era. These types of statues from Sri Lanka have unique features. The statue's right hand rests on its left hand.The robe covering the left shoulder is revealed by a fine line drawn across the chest. The right leg, bent at the right knee, rests on the left leg, which is likewise bent. (Ardha Padmasana Mudra) This sitting style is typical of local Sri Lankan statues. Instead of this, Padmasana is found in Indian statues. The best proof that these statues were painted and colored in ancient times is the parts of painted plaster that have not been destroyed on the surface of the statues.
The native way of life was greatly affected by the occasional foreign invasions of Sri Lanka. It also had a great influence on such high art works.
That is why the later Buddha statues have artistic features belonging to different cultures. By now, many generations of ancient artisans who had the skills to carve statues with the identity of Sri Lanka have dilapidated.
But we found a talented artist who preserves that ancient nativeness and preserves his generational professional skills. This is a great work of art created by him. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Religion & Spirituality\Buddhism\Statues & Figures". The seller is "wijsamar0" and is located in this country: LK. This item can be shipped worldwide.